Baseball is back at the bank! Here's what you need to know ahead of the Phillies' home opener, from the forecast to bag policies at Citizens Bank Park.

Phillies baseball is back! Opening Week continues with two more games against the Colorado Rockies, April 2-3. Here’s a look at some of the fan highlights: 1\. Starting with this series and continuing throughout the 2025 season,

Max Kepler jogged out for the top of the ninth inning on Monday to an ovation from the fans behind the left-field wall. He gave them a little wave. They continued to cheer, showing appreciation for the home run Kepler hit the inning before — his first as a Phillie — so he acknowledged them again with a salute.

In the second game of a three-game series at Citizens Bank Park, the Colorado Rockies (1-3) take on the Philadelphia Phillies (3-1), Wednesday at 6:45 p.m. ET.The Rockies are a heavy road underdog

Here’s a look at some of the amazing moments captured as the Phillies made their big entrance onto the field during pregame festivities surrounding Opening Day presented by Nemours Children’s Health on Monday,

In 39 of them, he’s pitched at least six innings and allowed two runs or fewer — five more such starts than any pitcher in baseball. Shadows gave Nationals and Phillies hitters even less of a chance on Opening Day than they’d have usually had vs.

Kepler went 3-for-4 with a solo homer and a double in Monday's win over Colorado. Kepler doubled in the second inning and gave the Phillies some extra cushion with his solo shot in the eighth. It was his first multi-hit effort of the young 2025 campaign after going 1-for-7 with three walks in the opening series against Washington.

For not the first time in his Phillies career, Edmundo Sosa provided a spark Monday when given a chance in a big spot. You’d wager it won’t be the last time, either. Starting again in place of injured shortstop Trea Turner,

Edmundo Sosa might be back on the Phillies’ bench on Wednesday. He understands. It’s his job. Sosa is a bench guy. He is just one player on a 26-man roster, although he considers himself more of a sixth man in basketball than anything.

Sal DeAngelis admitted he was sweating bullets on Monday. The Phillies, expecting about 44,000 paying guests, along with an assortment of people involved in the pregame festivities, had decided to go ahead with their home opener against the Colorado Rockies.

Edmundo Sosa and Kyle Schwarber to the rescue. Sosa's two-out, two-run double and Schwarber's subsequent two-run homer put the Phillies on the scoreboard in the seventh inning and paved the way to a 6-1 win over Colorado in the home opener at sold-out Citizens Bank Park on Monday.

Edmundo Sosa hit a go-ahead, two-run double with two outs in the seventh inning and Kyle Schwarber followed with a two-run homer as the Philadelphia Phillies celebrated their home opener with a 6-1 win over the Colorado Rockies on Monday.